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FPS... Which one you think...

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On the PC platform, it has to be the DOOM series for me. And I can't wait to see what id is concocting for DOOM 4 (which will be using the id Tech 5 engine).
 
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Doom 1 and 2. Doom 3 doesn't exist...
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Seriously, I think I bought Doom 3, played it for a few levels and that was it, never had the inclination to return to it ever again.
 
Multiplayer-CS/CS:S
Singleplayer-tough call, so I'll just list the greats: Unreal, UT, UT2k4, HL, HL2, Far Cry
 
Originally posted by: Sam25
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Doom 1 and 2. Doom 3 doesn't exist...
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Seriously, I think I bought Doom 3, played it for a few levels and that was it, never had the inclination to return to it ever again.
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Same problem here... never manage to finish it...
 
Originally posted by: Pelu
Originally posted by: Sam25
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Doom 1 and 2. Doom 3 doesn't exist...
Click to expand...

Seriously, I think I bought Doom 3, played it for a few levels and that was it, never had the inclination to return to it ever again.
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Same problem here... never manage to finish it...
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I think it had to do with the endless slaughtering of monsters...just got bored with it after a while. Also the constant switching between the flashlight and weapons got to me.
 

I nominate the original Unreal Tournament, released in 1999. UT built upon the excellent single player game Unreal. Unreal Tournament had people addicted to it like crack. Over 10,000 custom maps and mods were made for it, a great many of which are first rate. Hundreds of clans formed and competed on competitive ladders. Thousands of people could be found online 24/7 during its heyday. To this day, people still organize clan match-style pick-up-game matches with organized balanced teams and voice comm, and a competitive league tournament (Major League Unreal Tournament) is still active.
 
UT.

I've played more UT2k4 than every other game combined twice or thrice over.

UT3 isn't quite as popular, but at least it's not as bad as Quake 4 was.
 
Originally posted by: Sam25
Originally posted by: Pelu
Originally posted by: Sam25
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Doom 1 and 2. Doom 3 doesn't exist...
Click to expand...

Seriously, I think I bought Doom 3, played it for a few levels and that was it, never had the inclination to return to it ever again.
Click to expand...

Same problem here... never manage to finish it...
Click to expand...

I think it had to do with the endless slaughtering of monsters...just got bored with it after a while. Also the constant switching between the flashlight and weapons got to me.
Click to expand...

I remember I was in some sort of moving platform and I got all überly-annoyed and quit and throw the game away...
 
SoF2 for MP and the oldschool vote.
CoD series for SP and MP for newer games.

I really liked the R6: Vegas games as well.



BF series is the worst.
 
Any of you dont like Counter Strike or anything that use the counter strike model like america army?
 
I somewhat hate it... if you die... all you can do is eat some chair... and in CS there is plenty of dying lol... I know what my chair taste like... so no need to eat chair....
 
The newer ones that make you feel as a greater part of a whole, a participant in a real war as opposed to superman, which always seemed boring and hard to get into for me, especially from a modern or sci-fi perspective.

I enjoyed COD4, Crysis, etc more than Half Life 2 for example. Bing a significant part of a war that seems to change with military allies to fight alongside always seemed more interesting to me than being Gordon Freeman where everything had to be done by you or "OMG its the end of the world!1!111!" thing.I vastly prefer a gameworld that continues without you, it just seems so much more realistic.
 
I like HL2 best, but I really enjoyed the Crysis and Quake games too.
 
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